Explore Study in France’s Public Roadmap

Q4 2026: A brand-new Study in France website

At the end of 2026, Study in France gets a makeover with a brand-new version of the website. More content, reorganized guides, and a structure built to make room for what’s coming next: housing search first, then a section dedicated to schools and universities.

Also on the agenda: our “assos” space, which lists the student associations that welcome international students. The goal: give them more visibility and make it easier for international and French students to connect 🙌

Q1 2027: A space for housing and student cities

Choosing your city, getting to know it, then finding a place to live there: that’s often the most stressful part of getting ready. In early 2027, we’re launching a space entirely dedicated to housing and student cities.

First, to help students who are still undecided choose their destination, and to give those who already know where they’ll study a first look at their future host city: profiles of French student cities and what makes each one special.

Then, to make housing easier to find, including on the private rental market: short-term options for your first few weeks, plus student housing (CROUS residences, partner residences, and other listings), all translated into seven languages.

Q2 2027: Schools space and Student Hub 2.0

More and more students are asking us about their school choices: which engineering school to pick, which business school to go for, which universities offer programs taught in English? With a space dedicated to schools and universities, we want to help students find their way and choose where to apply more easily.

At the same time, we’ll be launching version 2.0 of the International Student Hub… along with its mobile version! 🎉

On the menu: easier account creation, a new homepage, an interactive checklist, more topics (CVEC, CROUS, travel insurance…), and more resources (explainer videos, welcome booklets, help with APL applications, and more). A global version is also on its way for students whose host city isn’t covered yet: no local content, just the essentials to prepare for your stay.

Q3 2027: University intake and informative content

July, August, and September are always the busiest months of the year. Priority for the quarter: operations, easing up a little on innovation.

Also on the agenda: rolling out the International Student Hub to new cities, up to 40 by the end of the year. The list of cities is available here, with a rollout order based on the number of international students in each city.

And ever more content in the resources section: healthcare in France, the French education system, and, more broadly, life in France (cost of living, culture, tips).

Q4 2027: Focus on learning French

How do you learn French, and where can you get help? It’s one of the questions we hear most often. At the end of 2027, we’re launching a space dedicated to learning French: diplomas and tests (DILF, DELF, DALF), how to prepare for them, online and in-person classes, summer schools, and schools with the FLE label.